1. OMINOUS (ADJECTIVE): menacing
Synonyms: foreboding, sinister
Antonyms: bright, joyful
Example Sentence:
You should quit on doing ominous rituals, it is bad for the society.
2. RUCKUS (ADJECTIVE): quarrel
Synonyms: brawl, disturbance Antonyms: calm, harmony
Example Sentence:
Why is David always indulge in ruckus?
3. ABETTOR (NOUN): accomplice
Synonyms: supporter, confederate Antonyms: adversary, opponent
Example Sentence:
All the abettors were punished by the law.
4. SORDID (ADJECTTIVE): dirty
Synonyms: bad, low Antonyms: good, clean
Example Sentence:
The sordid mind of the criminal knew no bounds.
5. INQUISITIVE (ADJECTIVE): curious
Synonyms: inquiring, analytical Antonyms: incurious, unconcerned
Example Sentence:
The inquisitive thought of the writer enthralled the readers.
6. UBIQUITOUS (VERB): ever-present
Synonyms: everywhere, pervasive Antonyms: rare, scarce
Example Sentence:
He is known as the ubiquitous friend who always helps in the need.
7. FRANTIC (ADJECTIVE): agitated
Synonyms: angry, distressed Antonyms: balanced, happy
Example Sentence:
He got frantic when his friends egged him.
8. REPUDIATE (VERB): reject
Synonyms: abandon, retract Antonyms: accept, enforce
Example Sentence:
The protestors demand was repudiated by the CEO of the company.
9. SCION (NOUN): descendant
Synonyms: heir, graft Antonyms: parent, root
Example Sentence:
The scion of King Charles was not worthy of the throne.
10. WREST (VERB): snatch
Synonyms: annex, preempt Antonyms: give, let go
Example Sentence:
The crowd wrest the peace of the society on trivial issue.
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